This is a tremendous work of literature carefully prepared on an important subject.

It could be expanded to fill a book, but since it is so compact, it is a dense and heady read, about how national institutions control groupthink and psychology. Thanks to Trump millions of Americans are now aware that news is fake, but the rabbit hole goes much deeper and this book provides a detailed glimpse into that dark chasm.

The importance of preserving critical thinking and skepticism in today's information environment can't be overstated. Highly recommended.

I believe the author is confused. This paper is written like a trenchcoat wearing highschool student that believes that looking up less commonly used synonyms to use in a paper makes them appear smart. The ideas outlined in this paper are not nearly as complex as the author attempts to make them appear. Additionally, the structure of this essay is all over the place. I am fairly certain this individual has a hard time making a clear point so they attempt to convince others by trying to confuse them.

In regards of the content of this essay, it is nothing but confused and rambling sentiment. While i mostly align politically with the author, i am rather embarrassed to have this man making these very poor points. The solutions suggested by the author are over-simplified while being shrouded as complex.